That part is obvious for tiny bf xSorry if anyone does this but constantly referring to your kid as 'babe' sounds like your talking to a mate. I know its Hannah trying to be 'cool' but it just feels cold.
God yeah, the lack of the joy in the title has to be telling, doesn't itThis is one of the most problematic paragraphs about being a mum I have ever read.
I think its telling that rather than call it ‘The Joys of Motherhood’ as the series should be, she call ‘Motherhood in 2024’. There is no joy there.
Those poor boys. I can honestly imagine her handing them back to Chris and disappearing into a new life.
Tell me you hate your children without telling me you hate your children.This is one of the most problematic paragraphs about being a mum I have ever read.
I think its telling that rather than call it ‘The Joys of Motherhood’ as the series should be, she call ‘Motherhood in 2024’. There is no joy there.
Those poor boys. I can honestly imagine her handing them back to Chris and disappearing into a new life.
I think she means school have asked for it. Which feels very much more like senior school than year one. A reference to endless £1 coins for dress down days (dress like a number for the NSPCC anyone?!) would have made more sense.What was the bit about £5 for cooking? That whole post was easily the worst yet by a long, long way
Calling your kid babe is wild and I find it a bit creepyThat part is obvious for tiny bf x
Kids often ignore you when you ask how their day was. Her phrasing is pretty passive aggressive though!I don’t get the ‘sorry I’m not sure if you can hear me. HOW WAS YOUR DAY?’ part?
My kids apparently forget everything they’ve done that day as soon as they walk out of the gatesKids often ignore you when you ask how their day was. Her phrasing is pretty passive aggressive though!
I thought that was her trying to talk to TB over the sounds of the kids bickering or playing loudly… so SO much worse if it’s the pass-agg way she’s talking to her kidsI don’t get the ‘sorry I’m not sure if you can hear me. HOW WAS YOUR DAY?’ part?
Passive aggressive! She sounds like a right witch to those kids in that word jumbleI don’t get the ‘sorry I’m not sure if you can hear me. HOW WAS YOUR DAY?’ part?
I remember being asked that by my parents on the way back from primary school and just saying "nothing" or "I don't remember"My kids apparently forget everything they’ve done that day as soon as they walk out of the gates
Yeah this is what I thought.I thought that was her trying to talk to TB over the sounds of the kids bickering or playing loudly… so SO much worse if it’s the pass-agg way she’s talking to her kids